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Burton Custom Smalls V-Rocker Snowboard - Kids' - 2010
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Burton Custom Smalls V-Rocker Snowboard - Kids' - 2010
You might want to get the Burton Kids' Custom Smalls V-Rocker Snowboard a little on the large size for your budding rider, because he will outgrow its length long before he has exhausted its possibilities. The playful, catch-free V-Rocker camber, which makes it so easy to get the hang of those first turns, is also a blast when he gets to the park. The Custom Smalls’ twin flex, twin shape, and centered stance gives him the balance and mobility to nail riding switch.
- Pro-Tip tapered tip and tail reduces swing weight, making those 360 spins a lot easier
- Frostbite Edges just under the bindings enhance power and grip for extra confidence in changeable conditions or less-than-ideal surfaces
- Grip and Rip tune gets him set to shred the entire mountain
- Includes the Go Snowboarding package, which includes a Learn To Ride lesson and a lift ticket at select resorts
Bottom Line: The only board he’ll need—or want—for a while.
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Hey I was looking to get this or the Burton hero smalls, or th
Hey I was looking to get this or the Burton hero smalls, or th k2 vanda which is better thanks
By: zachary r
March 9, 2011
This is a great board for the kid who is too good for a small youth board and is ready for a real board. It is made like the custom but just smaller.
By: Wooden Robots
March 11, 2011
AMAZING!!
By:
girthepenguin
December 27, 2010
I love this board soooo flexible. It rocks i love the v-rocker and the design and the reverse camber. Totally worth it you should buy it. Affordable and SICK!!
i am 5'3 & i weight-in 135lbs. is this appropriate if
i am 5'3 & i weight-in 135lbs. is this appropriate if i take the 145 wide?
By: jea4560065
March 9, 2011
ther is no way i'll break the board if i butter?
cuz i was looking at the "recommended Rider weight" & it just got me concerned thats why
By: jea4560065
March 9, 2011
I don't think you need the wide but it will work for sure.
By: Wooden Robots
March 9, 2011
Smalls V-Rocker
By:
Wooden Robots
August 23, 2010
You may be considered a Kid because of your age, but that doesn't mean you can't ride just as good if not better than those older than you. You need a board to suit your ability, here it is. The Custom Smalls V-Rocker
This deck features an extruded base that is durable and easy to repair, V-rocker to make it loose to get the spins and landings you want. Biax glass to give you the response and support needed to get those front 180s to switch 5-0s.
If you are serious about riding, and want to progress, don't let you board stop you. Run the Smalls Custom V-Rocker
A couple more questions, you stated DONT get the kids board,
A couple more questions, you stated DONT get the kids board, is the 145cm wide a kids board?
Also my k2 CTX cinch binding are a large but fits my 8.5sz boots as i adjusted it perfectly. Will the large k2 ctx binding fit on this 145cm board?
If it does im going to pull the trigger, i appreciate the help
Thanks Lyman
By: SID
January 12, 2011
It will fit for sure. Don't worry about them being too bit. I know a lot of kids that are size 9 in mens and run around that size of board. Run IT!!!
By: Wooden Robots
January 12, 2011
sweeet board
By:
SMuDAx99
October 20, 2010
I have the 2010 burton custom smalls and its amazing perfect for freestyle, freeride, park, you name it. the only thing about it which doesnt bother me much, but if you do rails and park. this board will get scratched up.. atleast the 2010 one did, and the v rocker really helps. the pop is incredible on this board ill even put up a pic or two of my board
Im 5'5" 130-135lbs, sz8.5 boots K2 CTX CINCH bindings
Im 5'5" 130-135lbs, sz8.5 boots K2 CTX CINCH bindings med-large, a 152cm goes to my nose and it feels like its too long for my preference.
Im a beginner/intermediate
Will the Small V-rocker board 145cm wide work for me?
The price difference from adult to kids is pretty high, any help is appreciated, thanks
By: SID
January 11, 2011
Yes the 145 will work for you, Don't get the kids board. It is made for a kid, the weight rand of the 145 will be perfect for you. I'm 6' and can easily run a 152. That is way too big for you. You will be stoked on the easy-V it is nice and forgiving.
By: Wooden Robots
January 12, 2011
Custom v-rocker smalls
By:
Thomas
November 6, 2010
I just got the 145 wide for my birthday and i have been playin around on it. it is sooo popy t is not even funny. It could be a 1 or 2 instead of a 3 on the flex chart. And the top sheet scratched easily but other then that great board so far. I will tell you how it is on snow when i get a chance to go shred. It is good to have a pair of burton freestyle bindings with this board. And morrow boots are preaty good with it.
Hmm not sure what size board I need. I'm 5'3 and I weight
Hmm not sure what size board I need. I'm 5'3 and I weight 103 pounds. Some charts say I need a 133 and then others say a 140. I'm a rookie so I'm thinking smaller is better, but do you buy a board based on your height or weight?
By: Stacia Swan
December 27, 2010
Weight for sure. the 131 is the board for you. The 131 is for a rider who weighs 65 - 120 lbs. The 140 is 70 - 130 lbs. Either will work just fine.
By: Wooden Robots
December 28, 2010
how is it with rails?? cuz that would be a necessity for me
how is it with rails??
cuz that would be a necessity for me
By: rtj93
December 13, 2010
how are you on rails? The custom smalls V is up for the challenge, are you? This board kills it, it is the custom but smaller just for you.
By: Wooden Robots
December 13, 2010
jus my board n me
By: SMuDAx99
October 20, 2010
My son is only 12, although he needs a 140 board his feet are
My son is only 12, although he needs a 140 board his feet are adult size men's 8 will putting bindings on this board to accomodat ethose boots work?
By: Michelle Stanson
December 5, 2010
The board will fit any bindings you need to put on there. If you son is a size 8 in men's then I think you may want to get the 145, it all depends on his weight though. If you put a mens medium or small on this board it will work just fine, don't worry about it all.
By: Wooden Robots
December 7, 2010
How tall is he? How much does he weigh? Are you sure a 140 is what he needs? If he is 80 lbs or more, a 145 may work. And if he can go up to a 145, he could get a wide board- which would certainly work best.
I am not 100% sure, but I think that an adult small binding would fit on a 140. A medium MAY also work...depending on how the angles are set.
By: PDX HOOD
December 5, 2010
Is there a certain style of binding that I need to use with this
Is there a certain style of binding that I need to use with this board?
By: Marie
November 25, 2010
Nope, any binding will work, you may have to get a disk that will work the the 3-D mounting system.
By: Wooden Robots
November 26, 2010
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Shape:
- twin
- Flex:
- stiff
- Camber:
- Rocker
- Sidewalls:
- Slantwall
- Effective Edge:
- [131 cm ] 945 mm
- Waist Width:
- [131 cm ] 231 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [131 cm ] 6.1 m
- Stance Width:
- [131 cm] 45.5 cm
- Stance Setback:
- centered
- Core:
- Super Fly
- Base:
- extruded
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [120 cm] 45 - 85 lb; [125 cm] 50 - 95 lb; [131 cm] 65 - 120 lb; [135 cm] 65 - 120 lb; [140 cm] 70 - 125 lb; [145 cm] 80 - 130 lb
- Recommended Use:
- all-mountain, freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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